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It is perilous to rely on the permanence of any international agreement for the
simple reason that national interests change. If Mr. Haldane continues “running
amok” in the British Army, and Lord Tweedmouth is allowed to go on playing
ducks ...
It is perilous to rely on the permanence of any international agreement for the
simple reason that national interests change. If Mr. Haldane continues “running
amok” in the British Army, and Lord Tweedmouth is allowed to go on playing
ducks ...
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motive is of an Imperial character, and our proposals must be made in such a
way as to commend themselves to the people of Great Britain, who are just as
well qualified to look after their interests as is the honourable member to
conserve the ...
motive is of an Imperial character, and our proposals must be made in such a
way as to commend themselves to the people of Great Britain, who are just as
well qualified to look after their interests as is the honourable member to
conserve the ...
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fallen in value because it is no longer attached to anything more substantial than
interests that change and pass away. It has no connection with the invisible, the
immortal. The faith that was the link between the two worlds is gone, and that ...
fallen in value because it is no longer attached to anything more substantial than
interests that change and pass away. It has no connection with the invisible, the
immortal. The faith that was the link between the two worlds is gone, and that ...
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